Dogecoin tests critical support at $0.138, with whales accumulating 550 million tokens. Inverse head-and-shoulders pattern targets $0.40 if current support holds. Buenos Aires approval for DOGE tax payments adds catalyst as technical setup indicates decisive move.

DOGE slumps to $0.138, matching six-month lows despite whale accumulation of 550 million tokens in Buenos Aires. Technical indicators suggest oversold conditions while a descending triangle pattern keeps the $0.40 target alive. The question remains if institutional accumulation and tax approval can fuel a recovery.

Dogecoin’s devastating drop to $0.1393 represents a 14.2% weekly collapse and a brutal 38.9% three-month decline, with the meme coin now trading at its lowest levels since the August washout. The plunge accelerated after DOGE lost critical support at $0.15, triggering stop-loss cascades that pushed price through multiple technical floors. Yet amid the carnage, whales accumulated 550 million tokens, suggesting smart money sees value at these beaten-down levels – especially with Buenos Aires approving DOGE for tax payments and technical patterns hinting at a potential reversal setup. The main question for traders is: can the $0.138 support level hold against continued selling pressure, or will bears push for a complete retest of summer lows?

Dogecoin’s price action tells a story of resilience and opportunity as DOGE trades at $0.1402, down 13.67% over the past month but holding firm at a critical support zone that’s attracted significant whale interest. The Buenos Aires tax payment approval triggered a defensive bid at $0.138, with whales scooping up 550 million tokens – a vote of confidence that helped establish this level as a potential floor. The main question for traders is: can this institutional accumulation and newfound utility catalyst spark the reversal that the inverse head and shoulders pattern suggests is building?

Dogecoin has tumbled 13.3% over the past month to $0.1408, erasing November’s gains as the broader crypto market cooled from its euphoric highs. The meme coin’s descent accelerated after rejection at $0.1857, but significant whale accumulation near current levels suggests institutional players see value at these prices – particularly with Buenos Aires’s groundbreaking decision to accept DOGE for tax payments. The main question for traders is: will this confluence of fundamental utility expansion and technical support hold, or are we headed for a deeper retracement to the $0.12 zone?

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Dogecoin’s price action tells a story of disappointment this week, tumbling 14.3% to $0.1362 even as Grayscale and 21Shares launched the first-ever DOGE ETFs on the NYSE. The sell-the-news reaction devastated bulls who expected institutional flows to kick-start a new bullish wave, instead triggering stop-loss cascades through multiple support levels. The main question for traders is: will the monthly low at $0.133 hold as final defense, or are we headed for deeper capitulation?

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